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Parma

Parma

Serie A

Season Statistics

0 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (0%) Draw (0%) Loss (0%)
0 Played
0 Won
0 Drawn
0 Lost
0 Goals For
0 Goals Against

Team Overview

Parma enters the Serie A picture as a club with a long-standing place in Italian football's collective memory, having built a reputation over the years as an organized, well-drilled side capable of competing against wealthier opposition. The club's history includes spells of genuine European relevance, and Parma has traditionally been associated with a disciplined, team-oriented approach rather than reliance on individual stars, reflecting a footballing culture that prizes structure and resilience over flash.

At this stage, however, there is no match data available to assess the current campaign. The statistics show zero matches played, with no wins, draws, or losses recorded, and no goals scored or conceded in either home or away fixtures. This means it is not yet possible to draw conclusions about form, defensive solidity, attacking output, or home versus away tendencies for the season in question. Any assessment of momentum or trends will need to wait until the club has taken to the field and produced results to analyze.

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Under head coach Carlos Cuesta, Parma will be looking to establish an identity on the pitch as the season develops. Until matches are played and data accumulates, the strongest statement that can be made is one of anticipation: a club with historical pedigree in Italian football preparing to build a new campaign from a clean slate. Followers of Parma will want to watch how the team's results and statistical profile take shape once competitive action begins, as the current numbers offer no basis yet for judging strengths, weaknesses, or stylistic tendencies this term.

Squad (34 players)

Goalkeepers (6)

G. Astaldi
#64 G. Astaldi
Gabriele Casentini
#16 Gabriele Casentini
E. Corvi
#40 E. Corvi
G. Daffara
#30 G. Daffara
A. Mazzocchi
#60 A. Mazzocchi
Z. Suzuki
#31 Z. Suzuki

Defenders (9)

S. Britschgi
#27 S. Britschgi
F. Carboni
#29 F. Carboni
A. Circati
#39 A. Circati
E. Del Prato
#15 E. Del Prato
D. Drobnic
#17 D. Drobnic
A. N'Diaye
#3 A. N'Diaye
M. Troilo
#37 M. Troilo
L. Valenti
#5 L. Valenti
E. Valeri
#14 E. Valeri

Midfielders (12)

P. Almqvist
#11 P. Almqvist
Adrián Bernabé
#10 Adrián Bernabé
B. Cremaschi
#25 B. Cremaschi
M. Keita
#16 M. Keita
Abdou Konate
#47 Abdou Konate
R. Kouda
#80 R. Kouda
H. Nicolussi
#41 H. Nicolussi
J. Ondrejka
#17 J. Ondrejka
C. Ordoñez
#24 C. Ordoñez
E. Plicco
#65 E. Plicco
O. Sørensen
#22 O. Sørensen
Edoardo Tigani
Edoardo Tigani

Attackers (7)

Alessandro Cardinali
#75 Alessandro Cardinali
O. Diallo
#25 O. Diallo
N. Elphege
#23 N. Elphege
M. Frigan
#20 M. Frigan
A. Joujou
#77 A. Joujou
S. Lontani
#23 S. Lontani
Mateo Pellegrino
#9 Mateo Pellegrino

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
10
Adrián Bernabé
Adrián Bernabé
MF 6.5 1 0 0 66 0 29
15
E. Del Prato
E. Del Prato
DF 7.3 1 0 0 90 1 27
14
E. Valeri
E. Valeri
DF 7.3 1 0 0 90 5 16
24
O. Sørensen
O. Sørensen
MF 6.3 1 0 0 24 0 6
40
E. Corvi
E. Corvi
GK 7.2 1 0 0 90 0 29
29
F. Carboni
F. Carboni
DF 6.3 1 0 0 13 0 2
20
M. Frigan
M. Frigan
FW 6.2 1 0 0 23 0 2
16
M. Keita
M. Keita
MF 6.5 1 0 0 24 0 13
39
A. Circati
A. Circati
DF 7.0 1 0 0 90 3 42
32
C. Ordoñez
C. Ordoñez
MF 6.9 1 0 0 90 0 37
37
M. Troilo
M. Troilo
DF 7.0 1 0 0 90 1 46
76
S. Lontani
S. Lontani
FW 8.5 1 2 0 77 2 17
27
S. Britschgi
S. Britschgi
FW 6.6 1 0 0 83 2 21
47
Abdou Konate
Abdou Konate
MF 7.3 1 0 0 66 3 38

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (46)

O. Diallo
From Borussia Dortmund II
Transfer Jul 2026
S. Lontani
From Parma
Free agent Jun 2026
M. Kowalski
From Miedz Legnica
Return from loan Jun 2026
N. Trabucchi
From Dolomiti Bellunesi
Return from loan Jun 2026
B. Balogh
From Kocaelispor
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (47)

F. Rinaldi
To Catania
Loan Jul 2026
Bernardo Conde
To AVS
Transfer Jul 2026
N. Estévez
To Palermo
Free agent Jun 2026
H. Nicolussi
To Venezia
Return from loan Jun 2026
G. Oristanio
To Venezia
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Injuries & Availability

0 Out 0 Doubtful

No injuries reported - full squad available.

Impact Analysis

Parma head into their upcoming fixture with a completely clean bill of health, a rare and valuable position for any club navigating the demands of a Serie A campaign. With zero players confirmed out and no doubtful entries on the injury list, every member of the squad is available for selection, giving full freedom to field the strongest possible starting eleven without the need for enforced changes across any position. No area of the pitch, whether defense, midfield, or attack, has been compromised by fitness concerns.

This clean injury report represents a significant advantage in terms of squad depth and tactical flexibility. Selection can now be based purely on form, matchups, and strategic considerations rather than being dictated by absences. Full availability also means there is no need to rely on fringe players or academy prospects to fill gaps, allowing for consistency in team selection and combinations that have been trained together. For a club competing in the demanding rhythm of Serie A, where fixture congestion and physical toll often erode squad options as a campaign progresses, entering this match with a fully fit roster is a notable and favorable circumstance. The absence of any injury-enforced rotation also allows for continuity in shape and understanding between players across the pitch.

Recent Form

WLDD
W Catania 2-0 (H)
L Sampdoria 0-2 (H)
D Iraklis 1908 1-1 (H)
D Arezzo 1-1 (H)

Form Analysis

Parma's recent form reads as one win, two draws and a loss across their last four matches, a record that points to inconsistency rather than any clear upward or downward trajectory. All four fixtures were played on home soil, starting with a 2-0 win over Catania, followed by a 0-2 loss to Sampdoria, then back-to-back 1-1 draws against Iraklis 1908 and Arezzo. That spread of results, two wins worth of points diluted by two stalemates and a defeat, suggests a team yet to find consistency in front of their own supporters despite the exclusively home schedule.

In attacking terms, Parma have scored four goals in the four games, with three of those matches producing just a single goal apiece and only the Catania win yielding multiple strikes. That points to a side that has periodically struggled to build on early promise going forward. Defensively, the same four-goals-conceded tally reflects a similar pattern, a clean sheet against Catania offset by goals shipped in each of the other three matches, including two conceded against Sampdoria. The pair of 1-1 draws against Iraklis 1908 and Arezzo further underline a team capable of scoring but equally prone to conceding, leaving both ends of the pitch as areas of variability rather than settled strength.

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